It’s a grey, miserable day in Paris, but once you’re through the painfully slow badge collection, there’s a distinctly party atmosphere at Le Web 3. 1001 laptops are open and in use, and people are rooting through their Vox Swag Bags eagerly.
Lots of lights, music and anticipation. Lots of cameras of all sorts.
This should be fun.
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[http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/archives/assets_c/2014/03/startups-journalism-3609.html] Don’t you hate it when somebody leading a journalism business slips into jargon? Sarah Lacy of PandoDaily does exactly that when quoted in a Quartz piece on why funding is piling into new journalism ventures [http://qz.com/
There were a couple of interesting, but ill-attended talks yesterday before lunch, which I wanted to draw together. June Cohen [http://www.ted.com/index.php/profiles/view/id/13] of the TED Conference [http://www.ted.com/talks?gclid=CKeB5LjIopACFRRSZwodakfhqw] made some interesting points about media, and in particular,
